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⚡ $BMNR BULLISH TREND PULLBACK SPOTTED BUT DISCIPLINE COMES FIRST! 🦈

Entry: 24.98 - 25 ⚡
Target: 25.07 / 25.48 / 26.44 🚀
Stop Loss: 24.89 ⚠️

$BMNR is carving out a crisp 1H pullback within an intact macro uptrend, eyeing an extended move toward higher liquidity blocks. 📌 Buyers are patrolling the 24.98–25 level, setting up a massive reward-to-risk matrix if support holds.

💡 However, market patience separates pros from bagholders. 📊 Lower-timeframe 15M execution signals remain unconfirmed right now, keeping this setup strictly on the watchlist until momentum flips in our favor. 💬 Are you front-running this support zone or waiting for lower-timeframe confirmation? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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🚨 $BMNR 1H PULLBACK SPOTS INSTITUTIONAL INTEREST BUT DEMANDS CONFIRMATION 🔍

Entry: 24.98 - 25.00 ⚡
Target: 25.07 / 25.48 / 26.44 🚀
Stop Loss: 24.89 ⚠️

$BMNR is retracing into a primary 1H discount demand block within an overarching bullish structure. While the upper target liquidity pools offer an attractive risk-to-reward ratio up to 14.5R, institutional execution discipline is required. 🔍

📌 Lower-timeframe 15M order flow confirmation remains incomplete, keeping the current expected value negative. We remain strictly patient on watchlist status until smart money prints clear lower-timeframe absorption. 💡

💬 Are you waiting for the 15M structural shift or front-running the demand block? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BMNR #MarketStructure #PriceAction #SmartMoney #Crypto

🎯 🦈

🚨 $BMNR RECLAIMS CRITICAL $26.20 DEMAND ZONE AS SMART MONEY PREPARES NEXT EXPANSION! 💥

Entry: $26.20–$26.40 ⚡
Target: $27.00 / $27.60 / $28.18 🚀
Stop Loss: $25.53 ⚠️

$BMNR has cleanly flipped the $26.20 resistance level into institutional support after sweeping local sell-side liquidity. The price action reflects calm smart money accumulation as lower-timeframe order blocks continue to hold firmly against aggressive seller pressure. 🌊

With market structure leaning heavily bullish above the breakout threshold, momentum points toward filling the overhead inefficiency up to the $28.18 target. 📌 Sustaining volume inside this entry corridor keeps the risk-to-reward ratio skewed sharply in favor of buyers. 💡

💬 Are you capitalizing on this demand zone retest, or waiting for a higher high confirmation? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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⚡ $BMNR PREPARES FOR NEXT EXPANSION WAVE AS BUYERS RECLAIM KEY BREAKOUT ZONE! 🎯

Entry: $26.20–$26.40 ⚡
Target: $27.00 / $27.60 / $28.18 🚀
Stop Loss: $25.53 ⚠️

Demand is stacking up cleanly as $BMNR converts former resistance at $26.20 into structural support. Sellers tried to push back, but aggressive market orders are absorbing every dip, setting up a primed launchpad toward higher liquidity pools. 📊

With order flow heavily leaning toward buyers, a clean defense of this level opens the door for momentum extension toward the upper targets. ⚡ As long as the invalidation floor holds, risk stays sharply defined for this setup. 💡

💬 Are you positioning on this retest or waiting for a higher high confirmation before stepping in? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BMNR #LongSetup #Breakout #Crypto

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Are you keeping tabs on $BMNR ? A clean short trade structure is now active.

⚡ $BMNR — SHORT SETUP

📍 Entry: 25.78 – 25.94

🎯 TP1: 25.47
🎯 TP2: 25.27
🎯 TP3: 24.96

🛑 Stop Loss: 26.09

Trade here 👇
📌 Trade management rules: see pinned post.

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$BMNR fell 4.286%, with the price hitting 25.01, but the funding rate stayed at zero. An asset is dropping, yet neither longs nor shorts are willing to pay the other side. That is a rare picture.

Before political or military events fully materialize, the market often enters this kind of suspended state. Price is moving, but the funding rate goes to zero, which means the forces holding shorts and longs are temporarily balanced, and neither side has pushed the other to the point of having to pay to surrender. This is usually not a signal of trend continuation, but rather a low-pressure zone before a storm. Combined with its on-chain U.S. stock contract nature, this structure suggests the market may be waiting for some external catalyst, such as a sudden shift in election expectations or an escalation in geopolitical friction, to break the stalemate. The current price decline looks more like an unresisted slide, with no shorts aggressively smashing it down, just buyers temporarily disappearing.

The strongest counterargument is: what if this is not the silence before a political event, but pure liquidity exhaustion? On Binance perpetual contracts, the trading volume is 28.66 million, open interest is 550,000, and at the current price the notional value of open positions is about 13.77 million. Trading volume is more than twice the notional value of open interest, which shows that intraday trading is very active, but the willingness to hold positions is extremely low. Everyone is doing short-term intraday trades, and nobody wants to carry overnight positions. This liquidity profile can make price react extremely violently to sudden political news, because any breakout in either direction will immediately trigger a chain of stop-losses and momentum chasing.

The second-order impact is clear. Those quietly holding positions at zero funding, whether long or short, are in a fragile equilibrium. Once political or military events develop in a clear direction, such as news favorable to U.S. stocks, these silent shorts will be the first forced to close, instantly driving up both funding and price. The reverse is also true. The market is ignoring the spring-like effect hidden behind zero funding. If nobody is paying, then nobody is locking in positions either; whichever way the wind blows, price will surge hard in that direction.

My judgment fails under the following condition: if the price of $BMNR closes at a new low for two consecutive trading days (using a 24-hour cycle), while the funding rate still remains near zero, then that means the decline has become consensus, and zero funding is not balance but consensus. At that point, I will abandon all thoughts of a rebound.

Operationally, the best move right now is to wait.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this line of reasoning is most likely wrong?

$BMNR 24 hours down 4.286%, the price returned to 25.01, but the funding rate is zero. For an on-chain U.S. stock contract, the price is falling, yet neither longs nor shorts have to pay a cent to each other. There is something inherently wrong with this structure.

Core view: the market is pricing in a script where a “political-military event will land smoothly,” the risk premium has been eaten down to zero, and I oppose that consensus.

First, the data. The price has pulled back from its high, and the 4.286% drop is real. But the funding rate is 0.00000000, which means the borrowing cost between current long and short positions is flat; neither side is being forced to pay a premium. Normally, when prices fall, the funding rate often turns negative because bearish sentiment dominates and shorts need to pay. That hasn’t happened now. The only explanation is: the market defines this decline as a purely profit-taking or position-adjustment move, without panic. They believe any potential political-military shock is already over, or will not happen at all.

This is a single-signal judgment. The input does not provide a second dimension of anomalous data, such as a sharp change in open interest or an unusual surge in trading volume. I can only infer from the divergence between price and funding rate.

The strongest counterargument: if a real military conflict escalation occurs, $BMNR , as a contract linked to U.S. equities, will be instantly bought up as a hedge or safe-haven instrument. Then the price will surge, the funding rate will spike positive, and the current short position will become cannon fodder. The market’s optimism may come from a narrow interpretation of certain geopolitical easing signals.

Who is paying the cost? At this funding rate, both longs and shorts are grinding along. But costs are accumulating. If the event resolves smoothly, the likely outcome is disappointed longs exiting, because they won’t earn the event premium. If the event suddenly escalates, shorts will be squeezed first, because their positions have no cost advantage. The next forced movers will be either shorts betting on calm or longs waiting for volatility.

My move: aggressively, short near the current price with a stop at 26, because a market with zero risk premium is too fragile; one bad piece of news can break the balance. More conservatively, wait for a rebound into the 25.5-26 range before shorting, to get a better entry. Avoidance: don’t touch this name at all, because its pricing efficiency for political news currently looks very poor, and it is easy to get hit from both sides.

Counter-consensus view: funding rate returning to zero is more dangerous than an extreme negative funding rate.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this whole judgment is most likely wrong?

🚨 BITMINE JUST MADE A MASSIVE ETH MOVE

BitMine Immersion Technologies ($BMNR) has increased its Ethereum holdings to an incredible 5.90 million $ETH .

🔥 Key Numbers: • 5.90M ETH held • Around 4.9% of Ethereum's total supply • Over 5.06M ETH staked • Approximately $15.6B in total crypto, cash & other holdings • Now 98% of the way toward its ambitious goal of owning 5% of the entire ETH supply

BitMine's latest purchase reportedly included approximately 53,500 ETH, marking one of its biggest accumulation moves in recent months.

This is becoming one of the biggest institutional Ethereum accumulation stories in crypto.

With millions of ETH being accumulated and staked, the market is watching closely: Could shrinking liquid ETH supply create a major supply squeeze if institutional demand continues to grow? 👀🔥

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📢 $BMNR / $USDT | 🔴 SHORT | ⭐ 79.4%
🎯 Target: $24.3439. Will it keep falling?

🎯 Trading levels:
🟢 Entry: $25.03
🛑 Stop Loss: $25.3911
🏁 TP1: $24.3439
🏁 TP2: $23.9467

📉 Analysis:
The structure of $BMNR shows a confirmed bearish breakout after the formation of a triple top, supported by an institutional volume spike 6.7 times above average. The ADX of 46.72 indicates a downtrend with strong directional force, while the bearish MACD crossover (momentum indicator) and an RSI of 39.8 (weakness zone) validate the dominance of supply over demand on the 1h timeframe.

⚖️ Risk/Reward: 1:1.9
⏱️ Timeframe: 1H
📐 Technical confidence: 3/5

The invalidation level is strictly set at the stop loss, protecting the position against a possible pullback toward immediate resistance. The bearish thesis will remain valid as long as price stays below the EMA50 (50-period moving average), with special attention to volume behavior during the retest of support at 24.89.

Do you think the breakout volume will be enough to reach TP2 in the short term?

💡 This analysis is educational and is not financial advice. Do your own research and decide calmly.

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$BMNR is the on-chain US stock contract listing target by Binance. The contract code is BMNRUSDT, and this immediately brings to mind Trump’s recent comments about moving against the independence of the Federal Reserve. Political variables are outweighing the technical picture.

This is an upside breakout. Over the past 24 hours, it’s up 12.44%, with the price at 26.12, but the funding rate is 0—meaning longs and shorts are temporarily balanced, with no one-side crowding. Open interest is 489,850.82. For newly listed contracts, this isn’t low; the market is still probing.

Strong counter-evidence: If Trump’s remarks are only campaign rhetoric with no real follow-through, the rally could quickly give back. Market political speculation is always fast in and fast out.

Second-order impact: If the political shift becomes confirmed in a concrete way, short positions on US stock contracts would be forced to close, and liquidity would flow into these kinds of on-chain mirrored assets. But the biggest risk right now is time—no one knows when the next move will happen.

Invalidation condition: If the price falls back below 26.12, it means the market failed to price this political narrative, and all assumptions become void.

Action: I choose to go long with 3x leverage. I’ll set the stop-loss at 25.5 and the take-profit target at 30. Position size is 5%. If it breaks above 30, I’ll consider adding.

Trade tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this setup is most likely to be wrong?

$BMNR 24 hours surged 12.44%, and the funding rate is still 0. This kind of rise isn’t like how meme coins explode. With on-chain US stock futures contracts under a zero-fee model, the market moves in one direction. It suggests leveraged longs haven’t gone crazy yet: low long positions’ cost basis and a relatively clean order/position structure.

From a political events angle, Trump has recently pushed energy policies, and the market is warming up to expectations of traditional energy and related infrastructure benefiting. On-chain US stock-type tokens like $BMNR are easily mapped to policy beneficiaries. Since the funding rate hasn’t risen, it means bullish sentiment hasn’t become crowded. Price leading the move first—this pull-up—might only be the first probing wave.

I’m planning to open a position. Direction: long. Leverage: 10x. Stop-loss: 24.5; breaking below it would mean either the policy expectations are falsified or market sentiment flips abruptly. Take-profit: first look at 28.5, which corresponds to nearby resistance. Position size: 20%. If in the next two days the funding rate still doesn’t come up, I’ll add to the position; if the funding rate quickly spikes upward, I’ll exit directly.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this assessment is most likely to be wrong?

$BMNR saw a 12.4% jump in the past 24 hours on Binance TradFi futures, with the price reaching 26.12. The funding rate is 0, and the open interest is 489,000 contracts. After a rise like this, with the funding rate still at zero, it suggests the momentum isn’t coming from leveraged long chasers chasing higher prices. It looks more like capital is being allocated directionally.

My take is that political uncertainty became the short-term driving force. This structure with a zero funding rate is very clean—meaning the rally didn’t create long-side holding costs, and it’s not a case of shorts being squeezed out. Some funds may be trading to hedge political risk, treating this kind of US-stock-related assets as a short-term safe haven. A hallmark of this type of trade is that it comes fast, and once the political signal becomes clear, it withdraws just as quickly.

The strongest counter-evidence: if Trump or related policies suddenly send a clear positive signal to risk assets, this hedging capital would immediately pull out, and the price retracement would be very direct. Invalidation condition: if the price retraces by 5% and breaks below around 24.8, I’ll conclude this short-term logic has been falsified.

I’m planning to go long, but only looking at the short term. Contract settings: long direction, 5x leverage, stop-loss at 24.8, take-profit at 28.7, position size 10%. If the price pulls back to 25.5, I’ll add a bit.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this set of conclusions is most likely to be wrong?

Three Coins 30-Minute / 4-Hour Dual-Cycle Bullish Alignment Confirmation Resonance 🔥

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🔴 $TWT 30 min Bullish Signal
⚠️ Technicals: 4-hour bullish confirmation resonance! After the 30-minute MACD golden cross, the red histogram bars expand with increasing volume. Moving averages are bullish and diverging upward; KDJ has a golden cross but has not entered overbought. Volume is keeping up—this looks like a good time to enter.
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🔴 $DUSK 30 min Bullish Signal
⚠️ Technicals: The 4-hour direction confirms a bullish bias. The 30-minute MACD is still in a golden cross; the candlesticks are above the moving averages and the trend is bullish. Volume has also picked up—multiple cycles are resonating in the same direction for a bullish outlook.
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🔴 $BMNR 30 min Bullish Signal
⚠️ Technicals: The 30-minute MACD golden cross above the zero line shows expanding volume with larger red histogram bars. EMA5 has crossed above EMA8—short-term momentum turns bullish. The 4-hour bullish trend confirms the resonance. Volume is 1.4x and coordinated well; multi-cycle aligned direction suggests upside.
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Old dog swept the order book. $BMNR gained 12.7% over the past day, with a quote at 26.27, yet the funding rate remained completely unchanged at zero. On one side, the price surged hard; on the other, neither longs nor shorts were willing to pay anyone. This combination is kind of interesting.

A zero funding rate value, in perpetual futures, usually means that at some moment the long and short forces reached a fragile balance, or that newly entered capital hasn’t yet formed enough directional “ballast.” Judging from the $47.16 million in volume over the last 24 hours and the 484,000 open interest, it looks like the price push is mainly driven by spot or leveraged longs actively taking liquidity, rather than shorts being forced into a squeeze. Because if it were truly the classic short squeeze, the funding rate would most likely turn quickly negative, forcing shorts to pay. Now the rate is zero, which suggests the rally hasn’t yet triggered shorts’ panic liquidation, or that the short positions themselves aren’t that heavy. Looking at just these two signals, it more resembles new long capital entering and setting the price.

Old dog’s view is that the current state is a funding-rate-zero, long-driven setup, so the persistence of the upside is questionable due to the lack of “fuel” from shorts being forced to buy. If this breakout is real, the next thing to watch is the funding rate turning positive as the price rises—meaning longs start paying shorts the cost of holding positions. That would be the signal that the trend is strengthening.

Trading tag: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

$BMNR 24 hours surged up 12%, then directly hit 26.16. But when the old dog checked the funding rate, it was zero. That’s interesting: the price rose while funding stayed neutral, which suggests this pump wasn’t driven by contract longs; the funding structure is a different story.

With funding at zero, longs and shorts don’t pay each other—so sentiment on the derivatives side is balanced. But the price undeniably rose by 12 percentage points, pointing to two possibilities: either spot buying pressure is very strong and directly pushes up the price; or shorts are continuously closing positions, but the closing force isn’t strong enough to drive the funding rate negative. Given the trading volume exceeds $46 million, liquidity is decent, and the second scenario—shorts covering—may be the more direct push. OI is 470k, but there’s no change; based on this number alone, it only suggests open interest is at a moderate level.

I think this is a one-way rise under neutral funding conditions. The biggest risk is precisely that: because funding is zero, this rally lacks support from funding costs. Once the spot bid weakens, pullbacks may be smoother than they would be under negative funding rates (when shorts are effectively propping it up with padding). People chasing longs don’t have the “buffer cushion” of shorts paying.

The strongest counter-evidence is: if there’s a sustained, unknown positive catalyst driving spot buying, the market might ignore the funding signal and continue to rise.

Trading tag: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

In $BMNR 24 hours it surged 14%—the price is stuck at 26.21, while the funding rate is sitting at zero. Lao Gou took a look at the position size—470,000—turnover at 46.83 million. Volume and price move together, but the funding rate doesn’t create much of a stir. This suggests neither side is placing heavy bets; it looks more like off-exchange probing capital trying to probe the upside.

When funding drops to zero, it means there’s no crowded positioning. But a hard 14% rally is very likely pushed up by short-term liquidation/closing orders. Based on a single signal, this kind of structure is prone to weakness afterward. I’m choosing to wait for a pullback to 25.8 and then observe. If it breaks below 25.5, I’ll撤 (leave) immediately—I won’t chase this fake burst of heat.

Trading tag: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

In the past 24 hours, it surged 13.24%. The funding rate has gone to zero. Old dog, watching the move in $BMNR —this one is a bit interesting.

The price pushed up to 26, with trading volume of over $46 million, but open interest is under 480,000 contracts. Looking at just these numbers, the question is whether the momentum and the follow-through of capital are being pulled apart.

The angle is M4_mover, a spike. It’s been climbing hard today, but the funding rate is 0.00000000—this combination isn’t common. By the iron law, price increases are usually accompanied by a positive funding rate, meaning longs pay the funding cost. Now the rate is zero. That means either the rally pushed price up without longs crowding in enough to actually pay, or—more likely—the long pressure represented by the positive funding rate created earlier, caused by the squeeze of shorts, has already ended and the short covering has finished. Open interest hasn’t provided historical comparison; looking only at ~470k, it’s not particularly high, so there isn’t strong evidence of large-scale new long entry. Without comparable data from other secondary coins in the same sector, we can’t tell whether $BMNR is leading the sector. But the exclusive move in this round is obvious. Plainly put, this looks more like a price pulse driven by shorts capitulating and exiting, not the beginning of a systematic buildup of new capital.

My take is that the short-term momentum may be fading. The most counterintuitive part is that everyone thinks “up means strong,” but I see the funding rate going to zero as a warning signal. It implies the force of short covering that drove price higher has already been released. If there isn’t fresh long capital willing to pay positive funding rates to take over, the price is likely to pull back. The cost will be borne by the longs who chased at high levels, and liquidity may shift into a wait-and-see mode next.

In terms of action, I’m choosing not to chase. I’ll wait. If the price can hold steady around the current level, or after a pullback it doesn’t break key support and then ramps up on volume, while the funding rate turns positive and open interest increases significantly, then I’ll reassess. Chasing in now is essentially betting that new longs will enter and take over immediately—the odds aren’t favorable.

Invalidation is simple: If tomorrow $BMNR breaks above today’s high and continues with strong volume, and meanwhile the funding rate turns positive, it would mean new longs—willing to pay costs—have entered. Then my “momentum fading” view would be wrong; I’d need to exit and observe, or even flip.

Trading tag: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

An old dog glanced over the 24-hour chart of $BMNR , and the price surged directly by 13.44% to 26.25. Trading volume hit 45.76 million. The core of this anomaly is that the funding rate drops to zero, and in the short term both longs and shorts have essentially fought to a draw.

From the perspective of the M4_mover, a zero funding rate paired with rising prices suggests the bulls are probing but not yet overcrowded. Current open interest is 479,000 contracts. The price is above 26. If funding subsequently turns positive, that will be the real signal of the bulls’ push. But for now, it can only be considered a one-sided price spike, lacking confirmation from the funding rate. The counterargument is: once the price lingers above 26 under a zero-funding state, that condition could quickly turn negative, opening up room for the shorts to counterattack.

I think this is a short-term battleground. The trigger conditions are very clear: if the price holds above 26 and funding starts turning positive, I’ll go long with a light position. If it breaks below 25.80, or if trading volume suddenly shrinks to below 30 million, I’ll immediately pull out. In terms of positioning, I’m only observing right now and not making a heavy bet.

The most likely place to be wrong is if market sentiment abruptly shifts—such as the overall sector pulling back—then $BMNR could be dragged down with it. The invalidation signal is: the price closes below 26.25 for two consecutive days and OI declines; if that happens, the logic behind this move is basically dead.

Trading tags: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

The old dog glanced at it—over the past 24 hours, $BMNR is up 12.7%, and the current price is 26.07. In the same period, the funding rate is 0.0035%, still positive, which means longs are paying fees to shorts. When these two signals overlap, it’s a typical “spike up followed by longs crowded” condition. I judge that the risk of near-term overheating is building up—be careful when chasing price.

The strongest counter-evidence is: if buy orders from off-exchange continue to pour in and ignore the positive funding-rate pressure, then the price could keep consolidating strongly above 26, using time to digest the sell pressure.

Trading tag: #BinanceFutures #TradFi #USDⓈM #BMNR #BMNRUSDT $BMNR

$BMNR daily line surged 11.514%, funding rate is 0.00013206—longs are paying.

The sentiment premium behind the Trump trade has already become overheated on this one. The price is being pushed up in tandem with a positive funding rate—it's a very clear structure: longs are chasing higher prices, and every eight hours they’re paying for their positions. This isn’t a healthy rally; it’s crowd trading driven by emotion.

The strongest counter-evidence is this: if, following Trump, there are policy tailwinds for traditional U.S. stocks that beat expectations, this premium could be revalidated by new capital. But based on the current data, with the pattern of longs paying and chasing, they fear a period of sideways movement or a slow, grinding decline most—and time is their enemy.

The second-order effects are straightforward: longs that keep absorbing the carry will be crushed first by costs. Either they cut exposure, or they wait for a sudden sharp drop that triggers a chain reaction of liquidations. The market’s cost burden going forward will keep getting heavier.

If the price can strongly break above the recent high of 25.86, or if the funding rate rapidly turns negative, then my judgment would no longer hold.

With my current position, I’ll cut it in half; the remaining hard stop-loss is set at 24.5. We’ll see again once the funding rate turns negative.

Trading tag: #TradFi #链上美股 #BMNR

Where do you think this thesis is most likely to be wrong?